Nathan Tewodros Denbi was last seen on Wednesday morning (April 9). Photo: Limpopo police
POLOKWANE – A missing person’s file has been opened for a 13-year-old boy from Polokwane following his disappearance on Wednesday morning (April 9).
According to the Limpopo police spokesperson, Col Malesela Ledwaba, a search operation was initiated after Nathan Tedwodrus Denbi was reported missing from an estate in Polokwane.
“The clothes he was wearing when he left home is unknown, but he is light in complexion,” Ledwaba explained.
He added that Nathan allegedly took off in the direction of Makhado and Musina on foot.
Anyone with information can contact Det Ser Mokgadi Molope of the Polokwane Detective Services on 082 728 9831; the Crime Stop number on 08600 10111 or via the MySAPS App anonymously.
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